Basketball Calendar of Events

Housing Accommodations
If you are going to play in a state-of-the-art complex, you should relax in one as well. All teams have the option to stay in our Housing and Conference Center. This complex, located just 50 feet from the basketball center, features a 420-person dining hall, 116 rooms and a large clubhouse that has everything from arcade games to pool tables and much more. Contact Rob Marx, Director of Housing for More Information at 1-888-8Go-PARK x. 215

Leadership Institute
The Family First Sports Park, long recognized for quality sports, health, and fitness programming, is uniquely positioned to offer the region’s business and school communities an exciting new educational opportunity — the Leadership Institute.

The Family First Sports Park’s Leadership Institute combines some of the country’s most dynamic consultants and educators with the most powerful teacher of all: experience. The result? A powerful vehicle for personal and organizational development! More than just a “field trip,” the Park’s Leadership Institute uses a unique combination of classroom presentation, structured experience, and facilitated discussion to cultivate leadership, teambuilding, and problem-solving skills for the leaders of today and tomorrow. Contact Dr. Jim Rimmer to schedule your team for Leadership Training at 1-888-8GO-PARK.

Team Discounts at the Family First Fun Center
With attractions like miniature golf, go-kart racing, bumper boats, rock climbing and batting cages, we're sure you'll have more fun that you've ever had before, while visiting the Park this summer. Click Here for Group Discounts.

Golf Dome
Our new golf dome really will change the way you think about golf — because when the weather is bad or even when the weather is good you’ll find a place where you can fine tune your game, shop for new golf equipment and spend time with the family. Click here for Golf Dome Daily and Weekly Specials...

Tournament Format
Each player is guaranteed 3 games on one of our four indoor hardwood floors. Players will be placed onto teams of 8, according to overall team strength. Since the focus of this event is the high level of college exposure, no championships will be decided.

Games will consist of:
• Two 20 min. halves for the Junior High Divisions
• Games will be stop clock format. If a team leads by 20 points or more, the clock will run at all times. If the lead drops to 19 points or less the game becomes stop clock again.

2 Divisions Available
Boys High School (10th-12th grade)
Girls High School (10th -12th grade)

2004 Mid-Atlantic Player
Showcase Dates
Sept. 5, 2004